Re: Sumpter Valley, Virginia & Truckee, Mount Emily (photos)
| February 17, 2014 02:14PM |
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Wouldn't this style of photography be attributed to Lucius beebe and Clegg, who from what I gather were the first to break away from the likes of Otto Perry's frontal 3/4 ?
All I know is I can't get a decent shot in 100 and admire those who can.
South Park wrote:
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It is the difference I feel when I drive my old cars. Most people do them and hang around all weekend in sweltering parking lots as part of the car show "scene". You'll see mine going down the road, at the grocery store, but NEVER at a car show. (insert puking icon here)
So that was you I came across on the outskirts of Carson City? You seemed a real nice guy.
Chris
in New Zealand
All I know is I can't get a decent shot in 100 and admire those who can.
South Park wrote:
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It is the difference I feel when I drive my old cars. Most people do them and hang around all weekend in sweltering parking lots as part of the car show "scene". You'll see mine going down the road, at the grocery store, but NEVER at a car show. (insert puking icon here)
So that was you I came across on the outskirts of Carson City? You seemed a real nice guy.
Chris
in New Zealand
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